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I need to research on law schools in india that has good placements but idk what website is trustworthy
I know NLSIU is really good but im gonna lowkey give up on that but I hv heard christ uni is nice but idk if its true
2. List of good law schools in India given below:
- NLSIU
- NALSAR
- (Controversial because of recent problems/events) NUJS
- NLUJ
- GNLU
- (Controversial among people not from that institution) NLUD.
End of story. Best of luck mate!
2. Do you live in the capital city? If so, what's the living cost and is it really true that it's summer throughout the year with pleasant temperatures and ways and means in various parts of the country (including the capital's red-light district) to accommodate all false beliefs that wouldn't have a leg to stand on in the real world?
Just asking because your behaviour and your statement indicates that you seem to be a naturalised citizen of The Land of Sweet Dreams, on a visit to your country of birth. Considering how fucked-up the world is, many of us would like to move to your adopted country, you know... so please answer fast, and mods don't waste time and sit on the answer for too many hours.
Plus the proportion of placements still higher
Secondly, please back up this fAr sUpEriOr analysis?
NLUJ has much greater alumni network since it was established way earlier + Vacations schemes and Training Contracts are also better than NLUD
Please get out this bubble kid.
1. NLSIU
2. NALSAR
3. NUJS
4. NLUD
5. GNLU
6. NLIU
7. HNLU
8. NLUO
9. RGNUL
10. RMLNLU
11. SLS Pune
12. GLC Mumbai
13. JGLS
Why is the moderator allowing such nonsense rankings? Students will be misled!
DU
Jamia
BHU
GLC
ILS
AMU
School of Excellence, Ambedkar Law Univ, Chennai
ULC Bangalore
Tier 1.5: NLUJ NLUD GNLU
Tier 2: RGNLU NLUO SLSP Jindal
Tier 3: GLC
Note: NLUD is ABSOLUTELY NOT tier one if you are looking for a corporate law job. Stop falling for the lies here. If you are 100% sure about going for corp then stick to NALSAR or NUJS, cause with increased NLS batch size I don't think they would be able to place everyone. NALSAR placed everyone in BO24, including 25+ in-house offers, and NUJS (keeping aside all its flaws) is still the place to go if you are looking for a decent law firm job. BO25 got 70+ law firm offers, which is probably the highest among all top NLUs.